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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-01-03
LOGAN'S LAST ILLNESS,
A Story In Circulation Criticising the Medica
TreAtmeut s-


~ Treatment.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 1.-The Wash
ingtou correspondent Of the Courier Jour.
nal telesraphs the following to that psper
tonight:
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. l.-For sew
eral days past there have been rumors
anoat in this city in regard to the aadden
death Of General Logan and tho causes
that led to the sad event. 1t is asserted
upon the highest authority that the de-
ceased Senator did not receive from his
ply aiciaus the right kind OF medical treat.
ment, and the charge is made from more
than one trustworthy source that too much
morphine was administered on the day
previous to his death, placing hin in d
stupor or comatoss condition. Thu NOR
phine, it is alleged, brought on the brain
tronble, and not therheumatism, as asatstsd.
Your.correspondent, believing that there
might be something in these rumore, ia
closely Watching them, and will be able to
make reliable report ss to their truth OF
falsity within the next few daya,
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Prominent Cnpi,ul,st Dead.

DETROIT, Jan. 2,-John Nowberry died
this atcrnoon at 4 o'clock in his Glst year.
BE was a member OF the firm Of the New.
bsrryk Mcmillan, capitalists, and was in
terestod in great many railroad and
other enterprises in this city and Stats. X X
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wni Withdraw FROM the Knights,

BosroS, Jan. 2.-The bakers Of this city
are organized into an assembly OF the
knights Of Labor, but having become dis.
satisfied with the order are about to with.
draw in a body and form an open Trades
i Union which will bc attached to the Ma.
tional Bakers Union, 81 4
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Damaged by Yire.

3 OMAHA, NEn, Jan. IA FIRE at mid.
night in the Burlington & Missouri Rail
road headquartera building damaged tho
wholesale grocery stock Of Sloan, johnson
q 20. to the extent Of $4,000. The loss
is covered by insurance. The railway
offices in the upper stories were un-
injured. lSi5- EfHT ~. 435.'ssssf,. :
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Business Housos Burned.

CHICAGO, LIS, ian. "a specia, to the
Daily News from Kniehtsville, Ind, says:
Nine Of the principal business houses
burned this morning. Loss, $25,O9o1 in
surarce, $l2,5OO, II i',-, 8t'3 J4yI+
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Frederick Spaeth, 80 years old, q halter
OF Newark, Nd shot and killed bis wife,
Josephine, at @ O'Clock last evening and
afterwards dangerously wounded himself
with the came revolver, >siy5s 4 55
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Falliue on Ia Trade

LoND,H. JAN. 2-Tho shipping STATIC.
tics Of thdort Of Liverpool for 1856 show
n decreaSssof 100000 tons. The coast
wise trade ahows an increase, the falling
Of being IN the foreign trade Iet,5 ,},.i1-
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LONDON, Jan. s.-A disastrous FIRE has
occurred on Wood street, London, affect.
Ing the property Of twenty-five firms.
The damage is enormous. It is impoeai.
bio to estimate the loss at present. Il n;
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.IDIEI.

BRADY-At wellsburs, W. Va. Sunday evening.
E January 2, 1881 at $50 O'Clock, ANTHONY
e4,t BKADY. f-lVI'.7 41Ei l ~. i, - ID 7t
Funeral Wednesday morning, JanuarS & at 9
r O'Clock, from the ecatholischurch IN welkbuvg.,
Friends Of Tho family are Invited 10 attend, (:
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JouN A. LooAN's friends are not going
to lot his widow suffer. The patriotism
and integrity OF his career were 40 bread
cas-, upon the waters.
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Ghe Qt,teud1qslnlae,::
once, Nos. a5 and s7 Fourteenth Street.
THINK OF toboggan slide on the west
face Of Chapline hill It would be like q
drop from tho clouds. tfe
PERHAPS this is to be the real reform
ysar-unless MI. Clevolsud's rheumatic
leg stands In tho way.
(. EAn.MvFrs having become fashionable,
isn'tthe nose prominent enough in society
to be accorded eome protection? ~,

THIS Inns next week the claus will be
gathering in, Charleston, where, in due
time, the music will be turned on.
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BLACK AND STANTON

"You are aware Of the tormer: intimacy
existing between Judge Black, ct Psnnsyi.
yRnis, Mr.. Stanton aud myself, Stanton
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aroused the people to madness, and pre-
pared them in their desperation to seize
upon the first glimuer Of hope to dare ali,
and ~ doing 80 to fegaln what they have
lost. In order to arouse the people politi-
cal meetings, called Peace Meetings have
been held, and inaammatory addresses
delivered, and whenever orators have ex-
pressed themaelves for peace with the
restoration Of the Union, and If that can:
not be, then peace oa any terms, the
cheers and clapors Of the massea have
known no bounds. 4. 6 ;elTsts. 5555l
- a correspondence has been recently
had between some members OF our CON.
mission and representatives Of the United
States Government, copy Of which you
have no doubt seen. After an interview "
with Mr.. Greeley, Mr.. Lincoln has been
led to issue his remarkable manifesto.
TO all whom 1t may concern taking the
ground that he will listen to no proposi.
ton which does not embrace the total
abandonMsl! Of slurery. The Impression
lett on the public mild Of the North by
this correspondence is that tho South
would agree TO reeonstruction now to oh.
tain peace. This belief, coupled with
Grants last defeat at Petersburg and
6herman's delay In taking Atlanta, and a
call by draft Of five hundred thousand ad-
ditional troops has produced a most won.
deriul change in the minds Of the people
Of the Northwestern States. Politicians
who three weeks ago held the opinion
that nothing was left them buta struggle
for liberty, even to the extent Of iorcs o.
arms, are now willing to await and tes,
the virtue Of tho hallotvbox, and many
Of these are moHt active in dissuadini
their friends from any attempt at violence
This remarkable change hos been notieee
by MIR. Lincoln and his Cabinet, and
know what write when assure you thu
they are very apprehensive Of the result
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IT. 70 eot1lunteu tuhl IUOO 70 o,OOO pbUptE
attended the reception. The President
stood without assistance Of any kind
throughout three hours, during which the
limo Of callers passed before him. Al.
though he showed signs Of weariness
toward the close, it appears that be was
not unduly distressed, and he is resting
comfortably tonight. Mrs. Cleveland was
also much fatieued, but showed no sign
Of discomfort during the reception, and
shook hands with the bame CHEEKY smile
with the last person in tho long line.
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a trick which meets with great sue
cess III often played outside tho stables.
In this instance the dealer is the buyer.
A farmer or petldler having fairly good
horse for sale is approached by two men
sitting in wagon behind fast horse.
"What will you take for him?" asks
one of them.
"Scventy-livc dollars, and cheap at
Considerable pickering cnsucs and the
animal is finally sold for 500. The
farmer by this timo is so thoroughly
mixed up that he does not stop to count
the roll of small bills which is hastily
thrust into his hand. His horse is
speedily tied TO the rear of the pmclaser's
wagon and disappears with his now
owner i'll cloud of dust. Tho farmer
betakcs himself to some little corner and
counts his money, which he finds is G,25
or $50 short. BY this time he has for
gotten the description of the men who
gave him the money md is helpless. lie
cannot charge it on the market dealers,
because the transaction took place on the
street. There is not the slightest chance
that he will ever SEQ his horse again or
receive the balance of his mohey.-New
York World. ~
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I.on,.iann.s Salt work..

But tho easiest method OF salt produc-
ton Is undoubtedly that Mt Pctit-Anso, in
Louisiana. There IS an immense body Of
pure rock salt that is mined just liko iron
or coal. Tho miners run drifts and
levels, blast out tho salt, put il on cars,
hoist it TO tho surface, pass it through n
rock breaker and thence into u series OF
mills, whcro 1t is ground to nny degree
Of finencss desired and Mt once barrcled.
In ten minutes after car load OF tliat
puro rock reaches tho surface it is ground
and barrclcd ready for market.
The Louisiana salt mine was discovered
In 1862 on the plantation of planter
namod Avery. 1t has been worked on q
large scalc for about scvcB years, The
Avery family receiving from tho Amer
ican Salt company royalty of $4,000 n
year This minc Is ono of the heavy salt
producers of the country, and tho deposit
seems incxhaustiblc. Visitors to the
New Orleans exposition will remember
the really beautiful etntuc of Lots
Wifc' which attracted so much atten-
ton, that was sculptured by IN artist Of
ability mut of q huge block of pure salt
from the minc.-Chicago Herald
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Ravnro. OF ,r,e Divorce p,,,,oo

When ono thinks of the comparatively
small number of divorced persons in his
acquaintance, or within his personal
knowledge, it is hard TO believe in the
correctness Of the statistics, which show
that in this paIt of Ohio there is divorce
to every eight or ten marriages. One
reason for this is that n very large part
of the mon and women who arc divorced
at all are divorced n second, and even, in
so;ne cases, n third or fourth time. Di-
vorce is one of the diseases which is apt
to strengthen it's grip on its victims like
the opium habit, and just as chronic
'.drpnks' furnish,a a large percentage of
the cases of intoxication in any police
court, SO the chronic breakers CT mar
riago vows contriljito lbcrally to swell
the shocking records of tho divorce
courts.-Clcvcland Leader.
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'rho rei. location of the Ego. :.

I suppose everybody has tried. first or
last, to mako out just whero ,ho feels
himself to bo situated III himself. When
the finger is pinchcd, is IL plainly eaou,h
rot that am pinchctl. but my ru.rr;
and tho sano is truo of hurt in ury
part of tho body. Notwithstanding tho
fact that tho great controlling nerve
ccntcrs Cro IL tho brain, l havo mover
boon ablc to discover the. headache felt
ary nearer to mo than tlngtr ccho.
Perhaps tho nearest app:oach | l:avo
known to sonso of cio:cncse or TO ~
vcritablo mo-acho. kns been u sharp pain
in the stomach, especially whc,.. on ono
OCCASION. was struck in tha; region Ivy
d baseball bat which olipi&d from tho
hand of 9 rtr;l;er. But there i, ono l>oint
concerning our felt locat;on which I
think we arc oil surc of. 1t l., the ono
brought out 90 dclicioualy by tho eloar
littlc girl in Punch. you ought TO- tio
your own apron strings. Mal,c,!' .says
ono of those Irresistible Young women 1f
Du Mauricr'D. GLOW can /, auntyi" il
tho reply. "I'm in front. you knuws'
Atlantic Monthly. l.n
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How AnImnis Talk.

About 177O Gallant had two cat.
which no always kept about him and
away from all other animals. lie atatca
that he understood them perfectly. md
that they had n complete language of
their own, in which they always cx-
pressed the same wish and the l.unc feel
ing by exactly the sanle sou:i.l. I.uclan
observed tho common house ny. and alsu
maintains that this insect, 10 grcii,y d.
spiscd and prosecuted. po*scs.os COM
plcte languagc-that IL To 6ay, uscs ccr.
tain souids in its buzzing 10 tcno,c Ger.
tain things, and in this way makes l;s"ii
understood among kind. I-arnnrtinu in
his description of travels in the cast tel
of Arabian horses that use,l certain ,lciil.-
ito sounds to express certain things. j,i,
as Napoleon relates of his stcrd. .-Popu.
lar Science Monthly.
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opern cIn.,o. in ,ho Ann,cn,o.

Tho opera glasses that we hir, ont 20
thoso in tho audience bclong to the hca.
trc, but tho ushcrs are responsible fvI
them. can assure you that we d. no.
lose many glasses, for we Keep SHARP
watch, and tho average visitor nt thcaicr
has no reason to keep glats. Some
timcs, however, man jumps ont on lis
before wc spot him. and VIC pay over the
pricc-about $3---to tho theatre. have
lost only ono in year, and that time The
man went out after tho first act in n
crowd and failed to return. | would
liavo recognized him had / aeon linl
again ut the theatre, but he did not turn
up. Tho theatre makes thc prico of the
glass during good week, and in aseasorl
it pays for itself over and over again
Theatre Usher in Glnha- C1moc.es,
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Do Lessnn,, pcnthlr Ditcrt.

An Oswcgo IN. W mechanic, who ilas
just returned from Panama, where he
was Mt work for tho canal company, says
that employees aro being buried daily by
hundreds. Three trains arc run out Of
Aspinwall each day hearing bodies Of
dead employees, which are taken TO n
place called Monkey HILL These
thrco trims bear three classes Of corrscs.
The first is known as "tlumps"-thoso
who have neither friends nor money.
The sccond train contains those who die
at work. Tho third contains those whogo
friends can pay for decent burial. At
the burying ground long trench is dug
and the bodies arc dumped in and COW
cred over with two or thrco feet of Garth.
The great objection to tho food is tho
manner of cooking. Everything Is
cooked with onions. They aro found in
the soup and hash, and tho bcefacals Is
smotl,cred in them. Even tho lea and
coffee taste and smell of onions. Tho
employees Of tho American Dredging
company always receive pny in silver
issued by the Chilian government, and
each dollar is worth about sixty-fivc
cents. Two Oswcgo mon have arrived
homo to-day thoroughly disglstcd with
Panama. Several others aro Mt Aspin-
wall suffering with fevcr.-Now York
Letter.
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London.. l,nrp,elcr.. ,,r,,,,a,.

In London u charltably incline person
organized what IL known as the Ra,;pick-
ers' brigade, oonaisiing CT hundreds Of
neatly uniformed boys. who go from door
to door with their hard carts Iurvliaaing
old rags and urti0!Ss 81 various kinds
In central waruhouoo t!:o;s collections
arc sorted over: CID rnya. bottlog bones
and paper arc piled up in great hcnps.
nn'l III due time disposed of to tho dealers
i'll those articles. Strange things have
come in with some of these purchases. n
plumo for licarDn, drum, u Via ior's
head genr, bag containing oscr loco,
600 cancelled postage stainls, valunbl.
editions of rare books anil autograph let
ters of famous people. The London brig
ado hns an excellent reputation for
honesty, and very often return, valuable
articles which havo strayed Into tho
waste bugs. Brooklyn Eagl-.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-05-06
SuperatItIom In AlnsIa.

Tho Mutcs havo curious custom,
which Is Observed whenever tho first
wli;.o whale OF tho season H. Killed. After
tho carcaa, il brought on shore. tho old
est mnle of tho village or hunting party
ats upon the beach, and. floiny Tho dead
whalc, intoncs serlcs OF irvooa,ions to
tho deceased, imploring It, spirit not to
return to tho Bca. and thereby warn
otlor members Of his family aCninnt Ills
captors. Small portions Of The ip and
fins nro cut OFF and buried in tho earth.
Before this ceremony takes rlaco TO ono
Is allowed to commence stripping tho
blubber OF working upon tho b6dy.
Whon aoal IL brought OIL shore i. IL laid
upon its back and somo fre.l wnter
poured over its head, so tl,at Tho spirit
wilsnot 30 back 10 the sca Az, war, oil
thu othcr pioc9o.--Saa Fralc.;co Chrou-
icio.
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SALE OF LOT, HOUSES, &C.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Trustee in IL deed of
trust executed by II A. Miller and
wife bearing date 10Th of August.
1886. and OF record in the Clerk s
Office of Tazewell county, Deed
Book No 81, pages 91-2. being re-
quired by the creditors therein Sc.
cnred, to execute the trust, will on
the 10Th March, 1887, on the prem:
ises. scllstOfCash. the property EN-,
braced inSsaid trust deed, consist.
ing of lot of one acre on more on
which are situated two Houses and
a Stable, the said property adioin.
ing what is known. as the Miller
Cottage in the town OF Graham in
lazewell county.
Feb.24 $ NJ. GRAHAM, Trustee.
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YOU sAlbl


You said thnt you would como at,nin
Nheu winturs storms worc Der,
Whom hawthorn hlossomed In tho lano
Aud spring was Ertop onco moyu..
hut now tho riponing corn Il high,
Tho hawthorn bloom II Shed,
Tho golden summer days pass by
And oil my hopes aro dead,
feusald wlieru'er your stcps might ringc,
Your heart would still bo mlriu;
You sail truo lovu would never change.
For u WIS made divine
But now rvo learned that lovo,s' VOWS
Are chnnIoful as tho moon;
Truth fnl:s lll;o Nay hioom from tho bouyha
Aud love h dCad too .oonl
You said though other Iips sliouId sniilo,
lwoull bo IN vain for you:
That larrst chnItns could no or bogulIs
heart 10 firm nnd trl.n
Nut now ''r t"rrs. l.v faliin: rain
blo'' ''f' IS iay.
~" ga, Ia .en ,io n.ain
'o..-'f-T i,~;- away:
-Sh,rlcy Wynno.
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AniiIno Color. In 1ni.s.

Strong measures nrc being taken in
Persia to prevent tho importation OF ami
limo dyes for use in textile manufactures,
such as carpets and brocadcs. 1t Is main
tanned that these dyes arc not only less
artistic anl stable, but also that thoy arc
positively injurious to health as compared
with indigenous dyes. A similar movc-
ment is being felt in India, where largo
quantities of anilinc colors arc used; and
it is expected that, unless action be
speedily taken, Indian fabrics will lose
much of their reputation. Boston Tran
rfrjfIt
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THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
aeconi'lIshes for everybody exactly what iscinmed
foTt One OF the for the gront popularity of
tho Mustang I.iilimcnt Is found In its universal
applicability. Everybody needs such medicine.
The Luinbarn needs II in case OF accident.
The Housewife needs IL for general family use.
3 Tic Cannlc needs It for istcamsa and his men.
T The Mechanic needs 1t always on his work
bench.
Tho Miner needs II in cnsc of emergency.
The Pioneer needs it-ca.it get along without It.
The Farmer needs It In his house, his stable.
and his stock yard.
The Steamboat mar or the Bontuun needs
Il IN liberal supply afloatand ashore.
friend and safest reliance.
The .Stoci-Growcr-ncods it-it will save him
thousands OF dollars and world OF trouble
The Railroad man needs It and Will need 1t so
long as his llfo Is round OF accidents and dangers
The Bacitwoodsmnn needs it. There is moth.
Ing iIko 1t as an antldoto for tho dangers to ifo,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant Eccds It about his storo among
his employees. Accidents Will happen. and when
these come the Mustang Iiniment is wanted Mt once
IScepn Boitic intho House. IT'S tho best OF
economy.
I&erpa Eottic ir the Factory. Its immediate
urc ia c.e Of accident saves pain and loss OF wages
..cep u tsut.ic Always In tho Stnbie for
nso VIXEN wanted.
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Tho South Son "Duk-puI."

The curious and little understood ccrc-
monies of the duk-duls arc extensively
performed in New Britain and tho neigh
boring Duke OF York group OF tho South
Sea islands. 1t may be described as fol-
lows: If A Injuries B, B burns down Us
hut, or makes n hole in his canoe, or
sticks spear in the pathway go Tint G ID
nearly sure to run against it. B let's G
Know that he has injured him, and tho
reason of it, when G is expected to settle
tho account with a, tho first aggrcssor. :
Philadelphia Call.
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I'M

To strengthen tho stomach, create au
appetite, hnd remove tho horrible dcprcs.
oi0h nhd dospoiidemcy which result from
Indigestion, thcro Is nothing SO objective
ns Ayers Pills. These Pills contain no
ca!o:ncl or other poisonous drug. net
directly Oh tho digestive und assimilatlvu
organs and restore health and strength to
the cu;irc system. #. T.. Bonner, Chester.
r"'' writes: 81 have used Ayers Pills
for the past 10 years, and am satisfied
should not have been allvo to-day, II ~
had not been for them. They
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TAzEwELL FEMALE SEMINARY
TAzrwELL G. H. w.

TAZEWELT. G. H.. Va.
The Second Term of this Institution will
oDen on Monday the 24th of january, 1887
Fhos" who expect to- attend had best enter
early to be taken into consideration in the
arrangement of classics
The First Term has been marked for
harmony. Prosperity. and D,igence; aud
the Second promises to DO full of interest.
For terms apply to,
Mrs. II. b. GILLESPIE,
Jan.7, I'm Principal.
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BAlLiE NURSERY.
Fruit Trees and Grape
Vines.

A large stock OF the best sorts OF
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plnms and
Grapes especially selected for this
section Blight proof Pears, Kielier
aRd lie Contre Wild grove Plnms.
Niagara and Empire State Grapes.
All orders promptly filed.
Address, w. b. KELLY,
Abingdon, Va.
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Dogs ON tho Range.

at Fort Shaw, NJ. T., the cattlemen are
subscribing to tho proposition to import
several packs of fine dogs, to bo utilized
In destroying wolves, coyotes, etc., on
the range. ~ Chicago Herald,
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Tho above cut shows our patent
Furniture Drawer as used in Bureaus.
This Drawer is one Of tho most valu>
able patents offered for snle--can be-
used anywhere.
Store-houses, Grain-bins, Bureaua,
Tables, Writing'dosks, Food tronghs
mud many other pluccs, cost loss than
IN ordinary drawer, cannot ges out
Of order, never hangs on falls out.
There is Il fortune in it to live men.
Slate or County Rights Mt very roas-
enable priccs.
3 w. q. BALDWIN & Co.,
Tnzewell G. H., Va.
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p A I Z N TS.

4avoats, Reissues and Trade-Marks secur-
ed and nll other patent causes in the Patent
Oifice and before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of in
vention, ] make careful examination, and
advise rs to tho patentibility free of charge
Fees moderate, and make no charge un-
less Patent is secured. Information, advice
and special references sent on application
j. r. LIrTELL, Washington, ID. @.
NoarU s. Patent Oilice.
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A mast that bends TO tho gale is an IN.
yention of Connecticut citizen
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To the Proprietor of Salvation Oil.--
Thou has built living sonumort,
Acnre for hurts with little money spent
Salvation Oil, the greatest lnimene
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IMPORT aMrro PATRONS

Es No subscription will be discoa.in.ss
I'LL oil arrearages ars paid.
Advertisements ara payable In advance
unless special terms aro made.
published. - "A1s - ~
Of paper. '~rs :
Address NIL business comu anioa,l.n. q, \
CLINcn Valley NAws.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-05-06

Until INC, cotton spinning was per.
formed by the hand spinning wheel.